Chasing the "Heart of the Ocean" of a Beluga Whale, Taking Kids to an Arctic Adventure

Transportation: Take Metro Line 2 to Sun Island Station, exit from Exit 1. On your right after exiting is the popular photo spot "Blue Staircase," and on your left is the Polar Park.

Today's highlight is the "Beluga Whale Show." Amid the deep blue water screen, the adorable beluga whales and their trainers dance together to create the "Heart of the Ocean." With shifting light and shadows, every frame is a romantic poem gifted by the Arctic, just like the narration says, "If love had a shape, it would surely be the Heart of the Ocean."

The penguin "Tao Tao" is famous far and wide, with its round body wobbling its black-and-white belly. Sometimes it tilts its head to stare at visitors, melting hearts with cuteness. Here's a secret: during the National Day holiday, there are three daily penguin parades at the Polar Plaza at 9:30, 13:30, and 16:30.

Step into the underwater tunnel, where the deep blue waves instantly envelop you. Schools of fish swim overhead, and light dances on the glass. Touching the glass with your fingertips feels like touching the tenderness of the deep sea. The Twelve Constellations seem like a meeting of light and shadow; being inside feels dreamlike and magical.

Red pandas, polar bears, Arctic wolves, meerkats, lions, sea turtles, seals, and many more adorable animals live happily in the Polar Park. The staff care for them like their own children and provide visitors with an almost perfect touring experience. With the holidays approaching, bring your family and friends for a healing and wonderful Arctic journey!

Post by Harper~Reed-Alexander | Sep 29, 2025